Halsey enterprise. (Halsey, Linn County, Or.) 19??-1924, November 21, 1918, Image 1

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VOL. 7, NO. 12
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I alsey E nterprise
IALSEY, LINN COUNTY, OREGON, NOV EM BEI» 21. l‘.»ls
A Letter from Overseas
HALSEY NEWS NOTES
$1.50 PER YEAR
small thing. This is a good way
to “ do your bit.” Pass the
word along, please. There’s a
reason.
Regards to all who know me
at Halsey. Often I think about
the old ranch and other nooks
about the berg.
Your friend and schoolmate,
Jason F. Van Winkle,
364 Field Hospital. 316th Sanita­
ry Train, A. E. F.
Through the kindness of Ralph
Miller
the Enterprise is enabled
ALSO items of interest from everywhere
to publish the following letter,
which will be of interest to ma­
U. of 0. won in the football
Dr. Lindberg, the D entist, H arrisb u rg .
ny of its readers. The letter is
game with 0. A. C. at Corvallis|
dated “ Somewhere in France”
Saturday 13-6.
Several from
No flu reported.
August 18:
Halsey witnessed the contest.
“ Dear Friend Ralph:
This
•Intolerance” tonight.
finds me on French soil, having
A
small
supply
of
1919
applica­
The town is itself again.
landed July 21. First we made
tion blanks for the registration
Halsey over the top as usual.
the south coast of England. Re­
of motor vehicles and chauffeurs,
D. W. Griffith’s latest s|»ecta-
Food conservation is still in or­ also a number of copies of the
mained there a day or two, then
cle
“ Intolerance.” which will ap­
re-embarked
in
another
steam
er
der.
motor vehicle law, have been re­
and crossed the channel. The pear at the Halsey opera house
Butternut bread a t Sturte­ ceived at this office and may be
passage was smooth and une­ Thursday, Nov. 21st, is such an
had for the asking.
vant’s.
ventful and consumed 8 days. extraordinary theatrical offering
Portland evening papers at
We have a good supply of
We
were convoyed by destroyers that words fail to convey any
Clark’s.
Bran, Shorts and Mill Run,
and
hydroplanes at either end, idea of its magnitude and grand­
Phone the Kirk garage if you Ground and Rolled Barley, Oats,
but
no
subs, were seen, tho’ we eur, its marvelou spectacular ef-
Wheat and Barley Chop, Coeoa
need auto service.
were on the lookout for them. It fects, its human interest and its
Second hand household furni­ Nut and Cotton Seed Meal, for
took 6 days to cross the conti­ amazing reproduction of histori­
sale at our warehouses at Shedd.
ture wanted. See ad.
nent. This part of the trip was cal events.
Thompson’s Flouring Mills.
Rheumatism bother you? Try
more interesting, being more
Halsey again has a resident
W rist W atches —
Peonia. W. J. Ribelin.
I will do plow shaipening and
comfortable and less monoto­
physician, Dr. H. Garujobst, who
For ladies and gents.
We' repairing. E. Russ, three miles
nous. We passed thro’ Chicago,
The governm ent requires no have tl/e Elgin and Waltham,
left here several months ago to
east of Halsey on north riad to
more nutshells or fruit pits.
Report of United War Work but did not stop any length of locate in Salem, having decided
but make a specialty of the "La- Brownsville. Name on gate.
drive in school district No. 41: O time. The odor of the stock- to relocate here. He has rented
Use Thorppson’s Best Flour. dy Gruen,” the little wonder, for i w
i a specialty of friend­
’
We
make
R Bond and wife $1, F M Gray yards still lingers in my nose.
For sale bv M. V. Koontz Co.
the Wilson property west of tho
the ladies and the non-breakable
“ In New York City I had a Implement store.
ship.
engagement
and
wedding
and
wife 1, Mrs M V Eox 1. HW
A new roof has been put on “ trench” watch for the soldier
■
r,
I rings.
F. M. French & Son, Chance and wife 5, J W Bressleri pleasant time. Looked up a dis­
the McCully building this week. ■ boys.
See your magazines for a ,
,
,
...
.
.
, , , Jewelers and Engravers. Albany and wife 2 50, J C Standish and tant relative whom it had never
About Croup
Roosters for Sale—A- few good 'description of these wonderful; ,,
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u.
little watches.—F.
watches —F M.
M French
French &
&
Mr8,
W- Manrose and Jessie w,f$î 8* W L Sm,lh and dau* hter been my pleasure to meet, with If your c h ild ren are subject to croup,
Barred Rocks. A rthur Wesley,
5. Glen Chance and wife 1. Em-¡.the result of a personally con- or if you have reason to fear th e ir Ic in g
Son, Jewelers
Jewelers and
and Engravers,
Engravers, bave b*en ,a t EuRen® this week. ma Carlton 1. Chas Gulliford and ducted tour thro’ the city, in- attack ed by th a t disease, you should
Halsey.
tneir return
Immediately upon their
Wanted—To trade a good milch Albany.
Pretty procure a bottle of CliandK rla in 's Cough
they will begin to pack up, pre­ wife 2 50, Mrs W H Kirk 2, WH eluding Coney Island.
Report of Urtited War Work paratory to moving to Portland. McMahan and wife 1 50, G W «oft for me. A well-informed Remedy and stu d y the d irec tio n s for
cow for a beef cow. T. J. Dan-
use, so th a t in case of an attack you will
drive in Oak Plain school district
nen, Shedd or Halsey.
Prof. Nicholls of Lebanon, who Laubner and wife 10. E C Miller pilot is of incalculable value to know exactly w liat course to pursue.
Misses Lillian Bressler and No. 39: J C Walton $3.75, W H instructed in band and orchestra and wife 3, D I1 Sturtevant and one who has never been there T h is is a favorite and very successful
Mildred Stew art returned to their Walton 5, Mrs 11 C Farmer 6, F werk in the Halsey school last wife 5, E E Gormley arid wife and has but a few hours in which rem edy for croup, and it is im p o rta n t
th a t > o n ob ae ne the d irectio n s carefully.
0 Salmon 5, H Clingman 2.50, E
to do it.
studies at Portland Saturday.
winter, was in town Tuesday 2.50, Erank Kirk 5 J (’ Bramwell
G Wells 5, W L Wells 12.50,Ralph
“
France
i
s
some
country.
and
wife
2.50,
Fred
Robins
and
G. G. Hockensmith is the only
and Wednesday looking over the
Dannen 7.75, Hattie and George
Rich, fertile, productive. As we
Halsey man drawn on the jury
field with a view to reorganizing wife 3, O W From and wife 5, S
Dannen 12.50, C II Davidson 26,
passed thro’ the wheat was be­
G
Robertson
1.50,
E
B
Penland
for the December term of circuit
the boys and girls for another
L V Chance 12.50, Geo Maxwell
ing
harvested by the old men,
and wife 10, Mrs M inrese 2, Mrs
court.
term of musical endeavor.
10, J L Safley 2.50.G Mitznor 10,
boys
and women. They d o it in
Docksteader 1, C P Stafford and
Carl Lehn of Shedd, who en­ Sam Collins 7.50. T A Hoover Greatly Benefited by Chamber­ wife 3, Mrs Dicy Brock 3, Mrs the old primitive way. An old-
listed in a U. S. tank corps three 2.50, S J Smith 15, T F Hillman '
lain’s Tablets
Eliza Brandon 3, Mrs Isabel Kirk fashioned mower, or sometimes
weeks ago, died Saturday from 2.50, S T Hillman 5, Frank Had-
T »n> th an k fu l for the gotxl I h ave 5, Mrs E A Van Winkle 2.50, J J just the ‘rooked knife. I did
influenza a t Pittsburg.
ley 12.75, Jas McDonald 5, Vale- 'received by u .in g C h a m b e rlain ’» T ab -I, ' orcoran and wife 59, Ni ie not see an up-to-date scythe, and
ix
i, r i
a
let” . AlMHit two v ears «go w heu 1 iicgaii k
The great “ Intolerance” pic­ ra McDonald 5 Jas Carrothers taking thcnU w;¿5 slltTl.riIlg , gre,, .tea, [Taylor and son 5. W II Robert­ saw but one binder. The grain
ture will be shown in Halsey 10, Ira St John 7.50, E Zimmer from distress after eating, am t from son and wife 5, A F Rob'nett and is taken up and bound into bun­
through the enterprise of Mana­ man 25, O J Albertson 5, J W headache am t a tired, lan g u id feeling wife 2, J W Miller and wife 10.E dles by hand. In fact the people
ger Miller of the Graiul theatre Pugh 5, Geo Frum 7.75, J JKIep- due tc in d ig e stio n am t a to rp id liver. E Gourley and wife 2 50, Bessie live as they did one thousand
12.50, H fcimmerman 26, Guy C ham berlain s T ab lets corrected these and Lela Bond 5, W F Frey and years ago. They think the old
at Brownsville. He will bring ser
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'
.d iso rd ers in a short tim e, and since tak-
,
two
,,t tjiem n,y h e a lth has wife 2,E E Hover and wife 2 50, way is the best and carry for­
his own machine and music, a Layton o.
pV K N IP a iiian'a »lioes are
Saturday Evening P o s t at been g o o d ," W rites lire . M. I*. Harwood, J W Moore and wife 2.50, P J ward the manners and customs
guarantee th at the great film
A
NOT m style, lie m ay
( A ubnrn, N. Y.
i True and wife 2.50, Amos Ram- of their forefathers. Everything]
will be given a perfect showing. Clark’s.
»till he, ns the old Scotch p ro v ­
erb saya, ’‘a m an for a ’ that.
j say and wife 2.50, W C Smith is built with an idea of perma­
But he doean ’t look it and will
and wife 3, R 11 P yb irn and nency. The houses, fences and
find it very hard work to feel itx
Wheat,
wife 3, T A Powell and wife 2, J bridges are of stone.
P Ashtoi. anti wife 2, John Ed­ oats, barley, buckwheat a n d
FALL SHOES
wards and wife 2.69, A J Heibei some clover are grown, besid« s,
and wife 2.59,J II Nemehick and of course, the inevitable grape.
w ith nil the sn ap and go th a t
“ The French as a people have
»tuarlly-dreased m en dem and,
wife 1; A Nemchick and wife J,
are w aitin g for new owner«
been
more
or
less
maligned
for
C E Smith and wife 3, B T Sud-
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h e re —th a t'» wlint you face a»
tell and wife 3, E C and Wid Al­ their bibulous propensities. The
you e n te r till» E ver Ready Store
len 10, Lucy Pray 1, Mrs Urn- answer is found in the unsanita­
for m en.
stead .59, Mrs Dougherty .50, A ry conditions abounding thro’out,
A re you prepared for winter? W e are. There is a store full
$6.50 to $12 a Pair
Wesley and wife 2.50, Mrs M J the country. The fact that 40
of necessary items for wear and for the home at your service.
¡Quick 2.50, Lloyd Bverley and percent of the babies up to one
¡wife 2.50, Chester Logue and year old die is proof conclusive
W ith special attention to quality, we have gathered from the
1 wife 1, M V Koontz Co 20, Mrs of this fact, so it is easily seen !
ALBANY, OREGON
M V Koontz 5, C II Koontz and why wine is the universal bever-1
markets the things our customers require for the cold weather ahead
wife 10. J W Drinkard and wife age and thirst-quencher.
Agents for N ettleton's Men's
“ As you know from the re­
5, Mrs LaFollette 3, J W Rector
Shoes and Everweai Hosiery
and wife 1, Halsey State Bank ports from the front, our boys
15, M C Bond Balf and Mon." 10, are showing results over the top.
D T aylcrand wife 10, G WM -rn-iThe Bosches are more keen to
hinweg and w ife 2 50, M EGard- surrender than to fight. If we
F o r w om en's w ear we
W e offer all wool Ga­ H em stitched Scrim s
ner and wife 5. Grant Taylor and are to believe reports, they are
have light weight c o t­
ir.
w
hite
or
ecru,
with
wife 5, Jas McWilliams 1. Marie i literally throwing themselves at
ll e r d i n e », S cotch,
ton, fleeced cotton,
Sneed
2.50, R Baml'ord 2 50. Geo our boys, hands down. We are
softly
blended
color
Plaids, P runeH a, O tto­
silk
and
wool
Union
Shaw
and
wife 2.50. F H Porter sure seeing a lot ot German pri-
m an and S erges in touches, for side c u r­
)
and
wife
10,
John an 1 Mary La soners these days.
Suits.
(
Tiildren's
su
its
ta in s,o r a p retty filet
th e p o p u la r colors.
Rue
2.
T
P
Patton
ami wife 10,
If things are so bad for the
in both cotton and
lace p attern , are here
$1.50 to $3 th e yard
,D
B
Stalnaker
and
wife
2.50,
Jo-
kaiser
now, I wonder what he’ll
worsted.
tor y o u r approval.
sie and Mary Smith 2, N T Sneed think when our big drive begins,
$1 to $3.25 th e su it
25c to 55c th e yd.
and wife 5, J E True and wife 5, Probably that all hell is tumbling
Clara Hoope 1, J M Porter and about his ears and his “ g o tt"
wife and Edith, Mrs Eldon Cross has forsaken him It should not
3.50, Mrs Hartzog 2, Delphia take many months to clean this P resb y o p ia is “age" of tho
ey e. It com es before o r
Hartzog 3, E A Putnam and wife job up.
Messal ines,G eorgettes
( h ir stock is now co m ­
fitter forty years, accord»
5,
J
A
Stevenson
and
wife
5,Nel-
yej
p
ve
bar)
not
a
letter
and (¡lace Silks in the
plete
in
white,
black,
I
lie
McPherson
1,
Beulah
Miller
2,
from
home
since
leaving
Camp
¡ng to care ami health
new sh ad es.
Plaid They feel as g o o n a s
1C D C arter and wife 1. Mrs Ri­ Lewis June 27. In this <onnec- co n d itio n s. N othing will
grey
and
khaki
colors.
and strip e d S u rra h s they look.
ley Logan 2.59, Earl Carey and tion let me say that the arrival Mate you tissue breaking
.*1 the skein
in gay c o m b in atio n s Burson, l!<‘H im Made.
sister 2 50, P J Forster and wife in camp of a batch of mail is a
All the p o p u lar colors
2.50, George Taylor and wife great event, and the boys fairly find nerve fatigue in fru it­
B ear Brand H osiery
o f colors.
in Z ep h y r at 40c a hall
2.50, Mrs M M Ward 2, J B Mc- buzz about, eager for their ex­ less effort except proper»
are staples.
At $1 to $2.25 the yd.
:Gee and wife 1. J B Huston and pected letter. Antidisappointed |y fitted lenses to over,
ree
­
5, S L Pike and wife 2.50,E ¡8
one wh„ fails to draw his com»*, his condition.
U nde Sam say s conserve •iglit
B
Curts
and
wife
5,
Mrs
II
M
letter.
I believe if the people at j
Ulen Ho<l. Peacock and Olympic cereals, and
ommend the use of Golden
Miller 2. Mrs F M Stew art and home knew -if ^hey could see
Crown,Olympic and Thompson s Best Hunts.
son 2.50, Mrs Wm Curtis 1, W F the thing from our angle they
E. C. MEADE
White and wife 5, Bert Clark would write more letters. It is
.\r> wkst sucos » st
and wife 5, L E Walton wife and really important in keeping up
the boys’ spirits, which is no o r r o M I I HIST
AI.HANV O H *
(C ontinued on l ’age 2)
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M. V. KOONTZ CO.
McDowell Shoe Co.
Distinctive
Wool Dress
Furnishings
Materials
Winter
Underwear
Silks and
Ribbons Fall Styles
Peters Shoes
Knitting
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Yarns